Grzegorz Braun was a candidate for a Polish coalition of far-right parties called Confederation, Liberty and Independence
By JC Reporter
The vandalism took place on New Year’s Eve at the White Stork synagogue
By Hannah Gillott
Plaque commemorates the building in Polish city which was the last stop before the death camps for hundreds of Jews
By Liam Hoare
The far-right member of the Polish parliament tore an extinguisher from the wall during the event in Warsaw
By Olivia Gittel
The poster, carried by the Norwegian student during a rally in Poland, also displayed the words 'keep the world clean'
The cabinet minister said she became interested in the Holocaust after reading The Diary of Anne Frank
By Gaby Wine
Jozef Ulma, his wife Wiktoria and their seven children were given one of Catholicism's highest honours
By Richard Percival
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The memorial will also be dedicated to other Polish victims of World War II and the Nazi occupation of Poland
A new book explores the Lados group who created false passports to allow those persecuted by Nazi-occupiers to escape
By Felix Pope
Colin Shindler hails a study of Jewish life that covers two millennia
By Colin Shindler
The artistic swimming team had 'tears in their eyes' after winning gold medals
Annamarie Phelps and Eve Muirhead were among the British delegation who visited the former concentration camp
By Katie Grant
An author finds himself on a film set during a pilgrimage to Silesia
By Nicholas Lezard
Statue by city boy who fled on last children’s train in 1939 is rededicated in special ceremony
By Daniel Ben-David
The site is an important Charedi pilgrimage site and is estimated to have hundreds of dead bodies
